NemaClean 10% WP

When mixing NemaClean 10% WP, which substance should be strictly avoided?

• Chlorothalonil ✓
• Soil-penetrating adjuvants
• Water for pre-irrigation
• Compatible pesticides

Answer: The label specifically instructs not to mix the product with the fungicide chlorothalonil.

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Where is NemaClean 10% WP permitted for use?

• Outdoor settings only
• Greenhouse (indoor) settings only
• Both indoor and outdoor settings ✓
• Only in hydroponic water systems

Answer: The label states the product can be applied to both indoor (greenhouse) and outdoor settings.

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Which set of PPE is required when handling NemaClean 10% WP?

• Short sleeves, shorts, and sandals
• Long-sleeved shirt, long pants, shoes plus socks, waterproof/chemical-resistant gloves, and protective eyewear ✓
• A full Tyvek suit and heavy rubber boots only
• A NIOSH-approved respirator and a face shield only

Answer: The label requires long-sleeved shirts, long pants, shoes plus socks, waterproof/chemical-resistant gloves, and protective eyewear.

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Which of the following is a target pest for NemaClean 10% WP?

• Root-knot nematodes ✓
• Aphids
• Spider mites
• Whiteflies

Answer: The label explicitly lists Root-knot nematodes as one of the plant-parasitic nematodes controlled by this product.

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To ensure optimal results and direct contact with nematodes, what method is recommended?

• Applying only during heavy rainfall
• Using a soil-penetrating adjuvant or post-application irrigation ✓
• Applying to the leaves of the plant only
• Mixing with strong acids to increase penetration

Answer: The label recommends light pre-irrigation, using a soil-penetrating adjuvant, or post-application irrigation to ensure contact with the soil or root zone.

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Under what weather condition should applications be avoided to protect bees and aquatic invertebrates?

• When heavy winds or rainfall are expected ✓
• During periods of high humidity
• When temperatures exceed 90 degrees
• During the early morning hours

Answer: The label advises avoiding applications when rainfall or heavy winds are expected to reduce effects on bees and aquatic invertebrates.

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What is the Re-entry Interval (REI) for this product?

• 4 hours
• 12 hours ✓
• 24 hours
• 48 hours

Answer: The label specifies a re-entry interval (rei_hours) of 12 hours.

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According to the label, what is a specific restriction for use in California?

• Do not apply to any citrus crops
• Do not apply if the target pest is marked with ** (e.g., Dagger, Needle, or Pin nematodes) ✓
• Do not apply in greenhouses
• Do not apply to root and tuber vegetables

Answer: The label states: 'Do not apply in California if the target pest is marked with ** (e.g., Dagger, Needle, Pin nematodes).'

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